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Family Search

The International Genealogical Index incorporates Baptisms and Marriages and coverage for British research includes England, Wales, Channel Islands, Scotland, and Ireland. This Website also has the 1881 Census online. If  your British Ancestors emigrated there is no shortage of records for other Countries throughout the world.  All searches are FREE of Charge.

Large online catalogue of every microfilmed parish records available through Family history Centres or from County Record Offices. 

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Roots

Roots Website hosts the volunteer partial  Births, Marriage and Death Index, but hidden behind are thousands of databases with respect to English, Irish and Scottish research.  Be sure to make searches of all the databases available. All searches are FREE of Charge.

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Federation of Family History Societies

This service covers England, Wales and the Channel Islands and has online extensive County databases. Births, Marriages, National Burial Index, Monmental Inscriptions and Miscellaneous records can be searched FREELY for any name.  Free Registration and Small charge for viewing original records. 

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Every Generation

Research help and advice for anyone looking for relatives in black communities.

  A2A is a useful resource for family historians looking for references to their ancestors in catalogues of the archives held in record offices and other places in England. You should bear the following points in mind when you are using the database for family history research. You can find references to a particular name or place in A2A catalogues by typing a keyword (or phrase) into the box on the main Search page. Remember that A2A catalogues often do not contain words and phrases like birth certificate or genealogy or family history or immigration or service record. If you type words and phrases like these into the search box you probably will not get useful results. You might like to try the People, Places and Subjects page (follow the link on the Search page) to find (for example) catalogues of the family archives of named families, or catalogues of archives relating to the study of genealogy as a subject - but bear in mind that catalogues you find in this way may be of limited use for your own family history research.

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